What is Composable Architecture?
Building systems from modular, interchangeable components that can be assembled as needed.
Composable architecture is an approach to building technology systems from modular, interchangeable, API-connected components (packaged business capabilities) that can be assembled, disassembled, and reconfigured based on changing business needs. It contrasts with monolithic, all-in-one platforms that are rigid and hard to adapt. Gartner identifies composable architecture as a critical enabler for digital transformation agility.
Related terms
An architecture where applications are built as small, independent, deployable services.
Connecting systems and applications through standardized programming interfaces.
The fundamental rethinking of how an organization uses technology, people, and processes to drive performance.
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